UCLA Journal of Religion, Vol. 7

UCLA Journal of Religion, Vol. 7 (complete)

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“MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN”: THE EVOLUTION OF CHARISMATIC LEADERS IN REVIVAL MOVEMENTS FROM THE NINETEETH CENTURY TO CONTEMPORARY TIMES
By Inesa Wenn, University of California, Los Angeles

THE FINAL GIRL? OR THE PRIMAL ANDROGYNE? AN EXPLORATION OF THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN A SLASHER FILM TROPE AND GENESIS I & II
By Patricia Carrig, Case Western Reserve University

CHRISTIAN LOVE AND CHRISTIAN HATE: UNDERSTANDING THE SIN OF EMPATHY, NEW CALVINISM, AND CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM
By Cara Kishimoto, University of California, Los Angeles

SANCTIFIED STARDOM: DISNEY, EVANGELICAL PURITY CULTURE, AND THE MARKETING OF CLEAN TEENS
By Kathryn Quick, University of California, Los Angeles

PALEO-ISLAM AS PERCEIVED BY CONTEMPORARIES
By Diego Gonzalez, University of Notre Dame du Lac

EASTERN CATHOLIC CHURCHES AND IDENTITY: HOW THEY ARE VIEWED BY THEMSELVES, EASTERN ORTHODOX, AND LATIN CATHOLICS
By Ryan Zambrano, University of Notre Dame

EXCAVATING THE DESERT IMAGE: THE REASSESSMENT OF THE DESERT’S ROLE IN SHAPING EARLY CHRISTIAN MONASTICISM IN EGYPT
By Exodus Pyke, University of California, Los Angeles